Seattle has a reservoir of swimming enthusiasm without an outlet. Expanded access to outdoor pools is long overdue. No matter where you live in the city, the water is packed. East of I-5, you’ll have to belong to a private club to get into an outdoor pool. Unless you count your cousin’s inflatable kid-pool, of course.
So let’s get the word out! Christine has kicked off a tidal wave but we need your help. Come to the upcoming community meetings at Meadowbrook and on Capital Hill. Express your interest in this project to Seattle’s Directors of Aquatics and Park Planning. Join our mailing list so that you can send emails of support to city leaders. Your voices will move this forward.
Christine is an experienced community activist (nice work on Dahl Field playground!), so she knows how to shape projects into good neighbors. We’re all looking forward to working hand-in-hand with the City of Seattle, Community Clubs and other groups supportive of public pools.
Please contact us with any questions (elizabeth@seattlepools.org). You can also subscribe to this site for updates using the email subscription box on the right-hand sidebar.
2 Responses
rocketdog
September 21st, 2007 at 3:14 pm
1As a long time Husky Masters swimmer, I enthusiastically support adding another pool to NE Seattle. Magnuson does seem the logical location. 50 meters????!!! It would be the only 50 meter public pool (besides West Seattle) in the Seattle area.
calarsen
September 22nd, 2007 at 11:09 pm
2thank you for your interest! I hope you can come to one or both of our public meetings in October. It is important to have people demonstrate to Seattle Parks Dept that this is a worthy project. Stay tuned!
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